Hi, my name is LottieLouLou!
LottieLouLou
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Hi there. After some advice…. I am a carer for my mum and I receive Carers. Would I be eligible for a Blue Light Card? I have looked at their site but the drop down and nothing fits to apply, so assuming not. Although, when Ive searched online some people say Yes!
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Hi there welcome to the community unfortunately you wouldn't be eligible for a blue light card as it's only for frontline staff. These are the only people why qualify.
- Ambulance Service
- Blood Bikes
- Border Force
- British Army
- Cave Rescue
- Community First Responders
- Fire Service
- Highways England Traffic Officer
- HM Armed Forces Veterans
- HM Coastguard
- HM Prison Service
- Immigration Enforcement
- Lowland Search and Rescue
- MoD Fire Service
- MoD Police
- Mountain Rescue
- NHS
- Police
- Red Cross
- Reserve Armed Forces
- RNLI
- Royal Air Force
- Royal Marines
- Royal Navy
- Search and Rescue
- Social Care Workers
- St Andrews Ambulance
- St John Ambulance
- UK Visas and Immigrations
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Not sure where you seen that but it's not correct. Claiming carers allowance doesn't entitle you to the blue light card.LottieLouLou said:Although, when Ive searched online some people say Yes!
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I`m glad I read this thread; I wasn`t aware that the Blue Light Card scheme was available to Armed Forces veterans

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I'm glad that I have been able to help you out.Cartini said:I`m glad I read this thread; I wasn`t aware that the Blue Light Card scheme was available to Armed Forces veterans
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